Great shot and scene Robert

Two with the ZF.2 35/1.4, cross-posted to the Zeiss Lens thread, both wide open:

Great realism on that first shot. Feel like i can reach out and turn the knob.

Thanks! Yes, these ZF lenses often have exceptional clarity and spatial feel.

great shots carsten, i especially like the second.

a couple from the c/y wide open:

Thanks sebboh!

i did not post for some month, but always watched the pictures of you all.

in fact, you posted great stuff...



i noticed, that the zeiss is also well suited for the nex (as sebboh often demonstrates), here the bokeh of the rollei version at f/2.0:



on NEX-6

Great, very Christmaslike! Love those triangles!

Michiel

great bokeh shot!

here's a stitch:

Carsten, fantastic shots! The second one looks like a sad story.

And one from my Windowdressing series wide open. I thought let's make it a big file since everybody posts such big sizes.

+1 for the Glitz, Sculptormic! Think I would crop as close as I could and get blackboards out of picture - but I love it!

Thank you Delatant!

I think the size got a little out of hand , But I think I like it the way it is, with the scene outside included. (It is a crop already)

Wow too many fabulous shots in the last few pages.

Some of mine during last weekend trips to our Vietnamese Nation Park.

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#4

Autumn trees before the rain:

Great images on this page.

Well done lithos, maybe post a little larger. Fantastic shot.
Itruong8, lovely series, I especially like the last two.
Nice feel in your stitch sebboh, I feel like I'm there

Here is a three shot stitch with the Contax MMJ:

Wadi Rum by Rob.Young, on Flickr

Absolutely love that shot lithos!

-Tim

Contax AEG

NEX-7 With Contax 35mm F1.4 by MRosth, on Flickr


NEX-7 With Contax 35mm F1.4 by MRosth, on Flickr


NEX-7 With Contax 35mm F1.4 by MRosth, on Flickr

Nice and different MRosth

I was able to find an HFT version converted to EF mount. Focus was a little off but micro adjustable. It's such a gem.

The dome in the second and fourth shots look fake: too perfect somehow!

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